Compensating filter

A compensation filter is a device that is used to compensate for changes in the liquid or gas supply system. It allows you to maintain constant pressure or flow in the system, even if changes occur in its parameters.

The principle of operation of the compensation filter is based on the use of a special membrane that reacts to changes in pressure or flow in the system. When a change occurs, the membrane moves and opens or closes the hole through which the liquid or gas passes. This allows you to maintain a constant flow or pressure in the system.

Compensating filters can be used in various systems, such as water supply, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. They help ensure the stability of these systems and prevent possible problems associated with changing system parameters.

One of the main advantages of using compensation filters is their reliability and durability. They do not require frequent maintenance or replacement, which saves time and money on equipment repair and replacement.

In general, compensation filters are an important element in liquid and gas supply systems, and their use helps ensure the stability of the system and prevent problems associated with changes in its parameters.